ok the banner worked, thankx
"Jim Buyens" <
[email protected]>
|>Themes control the appearance of the buttons, but not their text and not
|>their hyperlink locations.
|>
|>Normally, the title text appears because the page contains a Page Banner
|>component. The Page Banner component displays the page name you assinged in
|>Navigation view.
|>
|>Even if you didn't know it, you were probably using shared borders to
|>replicate Page Banner components into each page. My guess is that you
|>replaced the Page Banner component on one page with some plain text, and
|>didn't realize that any change you make to a shared border gets replicated to
|>*every* page that uses that border.
|>
|>So, on any page that displays the duplicated page title, delete the
|>offending text and replace it with a Page Banner component. If your
|>Navigation view diagram is correct, this should fix all the pages.
|>
|>Note, howver, that this solution wil only be correct if all my guesswork is
|>correct. Without knowing exactly what you did wrong, I can't tell you exactly
|>how to undo it.
|>
|>Jim Buyens
|>Microsoft MVP
|>
http://www.interlacken.com
|>Author of:
|>*----------------------------------------------------
|>|\---------------------------------------------------
|>|| Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Inside Out
|>|| Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out
|>||---------------------------------------------------
|>|| Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Edition
|>|| Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out
|>|| Faster Smarter Beginning Programming
|>|| (All from Microsoft Press)
|>|/---------------------------------------------------
|>*----------------------------------------------------
|>
|>"David Lewis" wrote:
|>
|>> I need to restore what was broken from the original frontpage theme
|>>
|>> "Jim Buyens" <
[email protected]>
|>> |>To have each page display its Navigation View name, add a Page Banner
|>> |>component to the page (or to your DWT or shared border).
|>> |>
|>> |>To have each page display its title, add the script
|>> |> <script>documetn.write(document.title);</script>
|>> |>wherever you want the title to appear.
|>> |>
|>> |>Jim Buyens
|>> |>Microsoft MVP
|>> |>
http://www.interlacken.com
|>> |>Author of:
|>> |>*----------------------------------------------------
|>> |>|\---------------------------------------------------
|>> |>|| Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Inside Out
|>> |>|| Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out
|>> |>||---------------------------------------------------
|>> |>|| Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Edition
|>> |>|| Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out
|>> |>|| Faster Smarter Beginning Programming
|>> |>|| (All from Microsoft Press)
|>> |>|/---------------------------------------------------
|>> |>*----------------------------------------------------
|>> |>
|>> |>
|>> |>"David Lewis" wrote:
|>> |>
|>> |>> I have an existing site that came from a front page theme.
|>> |>> It got screwed up where every page shows the same title
|>> |>> I want each page to have title text at the top of the page the
|>> |>> matches the navigation pane or better yet matches the
|>> |>> page properties title
|>> |>>
|>> |>>
|>>
|>>
